You can get “Dubai chocolate” (the viral pistachio‑tahini‑knafeh bar) mainly from a few key places, and most of the buzz is around the original Fix Dessert Chocolatier bar and its copies and “inspired” versions.

Quick Scoop: Where to Get Dubai Chocolate

1. The original: Fix Dessert Chocolatier

This is the bar that started the hype on TikTok and Instagram: thick chocolate, pistachio paste, tahini, and crunchy kadaif.

  • In Dubai city:
    • Sold via Deliveroo only , with limited “drops” at set times (often around mid‑afternoon and later, and they sell out fast).
* Price is roughly **68 AED per bar**.
  • At Dubai Airport (DXB):
    • Fix now has a store in Terminal 3, Concourse B , near the duty‑free area around gates B14–B20 (often mentioned as close to B18).
* Open **24 hours** , but expect queues because of the hype.

* Approx. price at the airport is about **80 AED** per bar, so slightly higher than city/Deliveroo.

Forum vibe: Many locals say “if you’re going to splurge, try the original at least once,” but there’s also a loud camp that calls it overrated and overpriced, more about Instagram than pure chocolate quality.

2. Other places in Dubai to find “Dubai‑style” chocolate

If Fix is sold out or you want alternatives, there are plenty of spin‑offs and variants.

  • Flowwow (online marketplace)
    • Sells “Dubai chocolate”–style bars from various brands within the UAE.
* Prices start around **45 AED** , with fillings like pistachio cream, kadaif, and nut spreads.
  • Forever Rose Café
    • A luxury café that serves its own version of Dubai chocolate, often praised in forums for using real pistachios and being less sweet.
* Popular as a **gift box** or as a “coffee + chocolate” experience.
  • Dubai Mall, Mall of the Emirates & souvenir shops
    • Many souvenir and gourmet shops in these big malls stock “Dubai‑style” chocolate bars and chocolate‑covered dates that target tourists.
* Quality and authenticity vary a lot, so it’s worth checking the ingredients for pistachio, tahini, and kadaif if you want something close to the viral recipe.
  • Other branded options and boutiques
    • High‑end chocolate boutiques in Dubai often sell gift‑worthy bars and camel‑milk or date‑based chocolates , which are trending as “Dubai souvenirs” even if they’re not the TikTok bar.

Forum note: Some Dubai residents point out that many imitations are “all hype, no balance,” while others say for a tourist it’s still a fun thing to bring home once.

3. Can you get Dubai chocolate outside Dubai?

The strict original Fix bar is officially only sold within Dubai and not exported directly. But several brands around the world make “Dubai‑style” pistachio–tahini–knafeh bars inspired by it.

Common options:

  • Online shops and specialty brands
    • Some brands sell “Dubai style” pistachio bars with tahini and crunchy layers and ship internationally.
* These won’t be official Fix bars but aim to replicate the same flavor profile.
  • Regional spin‑offs
    • In the US and Europe, a few chocolatiers and online shops offer “Dubai knafeh pistachio chocolate” or “pistachio tahini bars,” marketed as Dubai‑inspired.

Expect variations in sweetness, crunch, and balance — reviews often say some are too sweet, others more nutty and less sugary than Fix.

4. Quick tips before you buy

  • If you’re in Dubai:
    • For the “real deal,” go for Fix via Deliveroo or the Fix store at DXB Terminal 3, Concourse B.
* If you hate queues or drops, pick **Forever Rose** or a mall gourmet shop instead.
  • If you’re just passing through the airport:
    • Budget around 30 minutes to get to the Fix shop and back to your gate if you’re in a different concourse.
  • If you’re abroad:
    • Search for “Dubai style pistachio tahini chocolate bar” or similar and check that it includes pistachio paste, tahini, and some kind of crunchy layer.

5. Mini multi‑view: Is it worth it?

  • Pro‑Fix camp:
    • Say the texture and filling are unique, and trying the original once is part of the modern “Dubai experience.”
  • Skeptic camp:
    • Call it a “tourist trap,” arguing you’re mostly paying for hype, packaging, and Instagram clout , not unmatched chocolate quality.
  • Middle‑ground:
    • See it as a luxury treat: pricey, maybe overhyped, but still fun as a one‑time splurge or gift if it fits your budget.

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      <td>Fix Dessert Chocolatier (Deliveroo)</td>
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      <td>~68 AED, limited drops, sells out fast [web:1][web:3][web:10]</td>
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      <td>Fix store – DXB Airport</td>
      <td>Dubai Intl. Airport, Terminal 3, Concourse B</td>
      <td>Original Fix bars for travelers</td>
      <td>~80 AED, open 24/7, often a queue [web:3][web:5][web:7]</td>
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      <td>Flowwow</td>
      <td>Online within UAE</td>
      <td>Multiple Dubai‑style pistachio bars</td>
      <td>From ~45 AED, quality varies by brand [web:1][web:10]</td>
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      <td>Forever Rose Café</td>
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      <td>Own version of Dubai chocolate, gift‑style</td>
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TL;DR:
If you want the original hype bar, go for Fix via Deliveroo in Dubai or the Fix shop in DXB Terminal 3 ; if that’s too much hassle, grab a Forever Rose version or another Dubai‑style pistachio bar as a more relaxed (and sometimes better‑tasting) alternative.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.